I don't think you can blame the net infrastructure. The problem is with utility IT. Probably also not the IT directly, as it is probably understaffed or underfu

I don't think you can blame the net infrastructure. The problem is with utility IT. Probably also not the IT directly, as it is probably understaffed or underfunded or both. There is only one way to keep utilities safe on a public network and that would be extreme simplicity and a fitting network configuration. > We have an internet that has few mechanisms to identify bad actors and make them accountable That isn't the problem here and the advantage from this far outweighs the risks. > abuse the data from tens of thousands of these leaks and hacks. The data people share voluntarily also far outweighs stolen info. The reality is that nobody wants to spend anything on IT and that will bite you in the ass at a later time. It is not a technical problem alone.